Eroll? Good start?

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If you want something that looks and feels familiar, the eRoll/eMini is the best way to start, in my opinion. It's much better than products like Blu or NJoy. That said, if you can deal with the size, a product like the iTaste VV 3.0 or eGo Twist will give you a more satisfying experience.
 

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Hi and welcome!

I like Joyetech stuff. And if size is a concern (for a lot of new vapers, it is) an ERoll isn't a bad place to start. Browse around here on ECF for all things ERoll. Reviews, rants, fixes etc.: Joyetech eRoll *Mini*

Your post count should be high enough that you can post questions in the ERoll subforum too.
 
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I really don't like some aspects of the e-roll, but as a starter, then yes, it's probably one of the best (maybe the best) mini e-cig.
The advantage it has over many batteries is the portable charging and the power of the battery. IF (and this is the deal breaker for me) it worked with other accessories, which i don't believe it does, I would buy one *instantly*.
However, the atomizers don't last very well, the cartridges only hold 0.4ml (which would mean 5 carts for me, per day, worth of filling) and there have always been issues with leaking (although not universal I must admit).
For less money you can get mini ego batteries and have complete choice of what to use on it. I would say a mini ego battery with a good clearomizer beats the e-roll in every department.
BUT people love them and will say it's the best thing ever....and won't hear any different.

e-roll is £55 in the UK. For less you can get mini egos, 3 clearomisers, some liquid and a charger....and not spend your life filling stupid little cartridges that are rather old-school, expensive and unpredictable.
 

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so i think im going to get one now the only question is where should i get it the two cheapest places i found it are fasttech.com and bestecigsusa.com but i am not sure which one is a better sight to deal with and which one will take longer to get to my house. any suggestions or place where i can find it for cheaper.
ps sinoecig.com also has it for a few dollars more but has free shipping
 

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I couldn't even begin to recommend a product until I know a little more about you.

How long have you smoked, how much? What type of cigarettes? A little about your lifestyle- do you have access to chargers? Do you work? Are you in an office that gives smoking breaks or are you a long distance truck driver?

Things like that will help us help you find the right pv for you. What you like or thinks looks nice may not be what you need to quit smoking, if that's your goal.
 

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The eroll is a pretty good place to start. That's what I started with, but I think you will quickly be looking for something with a little more capacity. They need to be charged often (not much of an issue with the PCC) & constantly need to be refilled. I agree with the previous poster... buy an extra atomizer cone to allow you to use one while the other is charging. You should also buy a 5 pack of atomizers & a 5 pack of extra carts so you can avoid having to refill them constantly. One of the small altoid tins fits 5 spare filled carts perfectly so you dont have to refill on the go.

Overall a good kit, but you should also take a look at the ego kits as a good starter. If you are anything like me you will be looking to upgrade fairly quickly. Good Luck!!
 

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